Unemployment insurance: a decree should postpone the date of the draft reform to October 30 due to “political instability”

The unemployment insurance framework will be extended until October 30 (illustration). Unsplash – Scott Graham – Illustration

A new decree should extend the current unemployment insurance framework until October 30, instead of September 30, 2024.

According to sources from theAEF info, the unemployment insurance framework will be extended until October 30 instead of ending on September 30 2024.

"The Council of State has requested an extension to October 30, due to political instability, explains Denis Gravouil, in charge of the unemployment insurance file at the General Confederation of Labor (CGT), to our colleagues at Thanks for the info.

The resigning government of Gabriel Attal has therefore not changed the unemployment compensation system and is maintaining the rules in force, at least until October 30.

Information not yet official

“The information should be official in the coming days, the time to notify the social partners and to have the final opinion of the Council of State”, explains a government source under the cover of anonymity for Thanks for the info.

On July 11, the current rules were still due to end on September 30, according to a document that Thank you for the information had obtained. The current government wants to tighten the rules on unemployment insurance but in the political conditions that we have and with the "Olympic truce" imposed by the President of the Republic, the signing of the decree has been postponed.